Posted by
smita harwani
on
September 06, 2013
Itsnot easy to forget the helpless eyes of that innocent baby. Even in herchildhood stage she had understood &
digested the mindset and frigidity ofthe so called humans. She doesn't have
a mum but the people around her love andcare for her.
Buttoday when I saw her, she was alone with one foot badly and cruelly hurt. Herbone was visible through her swelled
foot. Poor thing I thought. Even afterthis tragedy there was an element of contentment in her eyes. I am amazed how shecould be so much in peace. I couldn't see
her state and busted out,immediately complaining god. I don’t know why but somewhere I found myself tobe responsible for her sufferings. She taught me a big lesson of life.
Shewas there on road – Alone – In Pain – Badly hurt – Hungry – Weak – full of dirtAnd I have a house –
Quilt – Bed – Food – luxury – People around me – My mum –Friends – EVERYTHING…!!! WHY THIS INDIFFERENCE…??
Iam sure if I was in her state I would have quit long before. I don’t know aboutthe thing that is making
her intention to live so strong but I lost myself toher. She is strong & tough; I tried to feed her with biscuits. She couldhardly eat them because blood was flowing out from her mouth, I don’t know howshe managed. But…. How could she understand so soon that
it is uselesscomplaining… !!!
Sheis carrying so many things in herself, yet holds calmness on the face as if shealready had an experience
of entire life time. She is so young yet so mature…
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Posted by
sunny singh bhatti
on
August 28, 2013
hey there people I would like to share a trip report about Wildospher its a adventure tour organizer. I went with these guys and what an experience these guys actually showed me kaziranga Tiger in some remote area of the forest I must say they know the
forest pretty well beautiful birds all around they took me so close that I can click my pictures from any angle same with the rhinos aswell Wildospher is the best I recommend u people to go with them they even do the untouched forest neora national park I
been with them even there they made me do a foot safari and i saw marble cat clouded leopard and leopard while I was on a foot safari these guys are blessed I must say. the experience and the hospitality is just great, there are many more things that they
offer for a adventure outdoors rafting is again one of there specialty. contact then on there mail
sunny.globeib@gmail.com or facebook page
www.facebook.com/wildospher .get in touch with them for some stunning experience for adventure.
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Posted by
Pratap Singh
on
August 21, 2013
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Posted by
Susan Sharma
on
July 27, 2013
All the eight books of Deepak Dalal (VikramAditya Adventure books) are now available at
Order them online. The books are set in National Parks and Protected areas of India. The author is an informed nature traveler who educates while telling the stories. I enjoyed travelling with
him to the distant places where the adventures of a group of teens whom you identify with as the boy or girl next door, kept me enthralled.
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Posted by
Jishu Kinkar Medhi
on
July 22, 2013
Steps for briquette formation
· Collectionof biomass in required quantity
· Eliminationof any unwanted stuffs from
the biomass and subsequently making it free fromany dirt and soil
· Grindingthe biomass into fine particles
· Passingthe biomass through sieve to eliminate
large chunks of biomass that might bepresent in it
· Preparationof slurry by mixing the biomass
with binder and water
· Mouldingof briquettes in small size from
the prepared slurry
· Dryingof briquettes
Procedure
The first step for briquetteformation is the preparation of slurry. Slurry is the mixture of biomass withbinder and water. For making the
slurry, a fixed quantity of binder is firstmixed with water and made into a sticky paste. The amount of water added shouldjust be enough to make it a paste. After that, the biomass particles must beadded to it in required quantity following which the ingredients
are thoroughlymixed to make the slurry.
The slurry thus formed must now bemoulded into briquettes while it is still soft. Moulding of briquettes may bedone in two ways – either by
hand or by machine. In our case, briquettes weremoulded by hand only.
The briquettes thus prepared are verysoft and wet at the beginning and capable of deformation due to the highmoisture content. Therefore they
are required to be kept in the open or underthe sun to dry. Generally they are kept for about 2 weeks in the sun to dry offand become hard and solid. While drying, it is important to take care that thebriquettes are not subjected to any kind of interference
or otherwise be tamperedwith which might spoil the briquettes.
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Posted by
Ravi Damodaran
on
July 19, 2013
I have just joined this club and as a volunteer to the Wild Life Crime Control Bureau, I am empowered to collect intelligence and pass on to the respective Dy Directors (North, South, East or West). I would appreciate members who have some cogent information
to pass it on to me, without revealing your name or location ( for your own safety).
Thank you.
Ravi Damodaran
Professional Writer, Columnist & Editor and Amateur Wild Life
photographer. 9962007960 (chennai) Add 0 for STD calls
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Posted by
Susan Sharma
on
July 12, 2013
Take a peep into the Beautiful Kedar Valley. It got devastated by the recent floods of June 2013. It needs Healing. Here is a call to join an Effort to Rebuid
http://www.slideshare.net/susansharma/kedarnath-wild-life-sanctuary
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Posted by
Susan Sharma
on
July 12, 2013
"Nature is far more imaginative than we are," Stamatios Krimigis, the eminent Johns Hopkins physicist, said when readings from the Voyager spacecraft failed to match expectations for what it would find at the far edge of the solar system. That kind of
humility in the face of data is tough for today's environmentalists, who have staked so much on their own models, predictions and certitudes.
It's a pity. The world needs a credible environmental movement. Conservation matters. So does the quality of water and air. In China and Russia today environmentalists have mounted the most effective (and often the most courageous) critique of the toxic
combination of coercive states and corrupt businesses. In the developed world, urban life has been massively improved thanks to a keener environmental awareness.
Read more at
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323368704578593562819939112.html
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Posted by
Deepak HM
on
July 10, 2013
There’s a lot you may have heard about ‘going green’, or contributing for a pollution-free environment in general. However, getting active for it is a completely different ball game. If you want to do something effective, you might find the option of Champions
Group triggering you off for Go Green Run the best available.
Share if you care
Since many may not find it possible to complete the 10km race, we help you accomplish the same through team relays. It goes without saying that relays promote team spirit.
Go Green essentially is…
Planting as many saplings as possible, which will hopefully add to the greenery of the city. Besides that, as a digital marketing company, we want to ensure that our effort makes for the biggest leap one has seen towards a pollution-free world.
Social Responsibility
Your support for the event is your support for society and its well-being. How else can you contribute for a better environment? This Run could be the best effort from your end.
These are some of the societal values that set an example for the people around you. You’ll also realize many corporate values that add multiple feathers to your corporate cap.
Fulfill a corporate responsibility
By participating in the race, you don’t just help the environment, but help your organization achieve its corporate goals or “Team Strength”. Stronger teams make stronger organizations. Team relays are the mantra for a stronger team.
Above all, this serves as one of your treasured opportunities.
Join us at Go Green Run on July 20 and add a great deal more meaning to your concern for the environment.
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Posted by
Shashi Kant Sharma
on
July 08, 2013
Yes the name of this Gem is 'Purushottam' i.e., purush+Uttam (the Man who excells among all Men) and he is the Priest of the Shiva Temple in Jaipur. He excelled all Men/Priests (?) too by taking his devotion/reverence to the Lord beyond the ordinary. He
noticed that hundreds of gallons of Water and Milk poured for the 'abhisheka' of the ShivLing was flowing into the passage used by the devotees, ending up under their feet and into the drains...........Out of the Box thinking by this Gem led him to persuading
all concerned to harvest this holy water/milk...........Having done that 4+ years ago for his temple, not only has he had the satisfaction of seeing the locality handpump starting to pump water, but also helped him convince managements of other temples and
get them to adopt the best practice he devised.......That is truly socially responsible living and devotion with mindfulness- a story that may become a part of talks on CSR and this truly is a good example of TSR (Temple social responsibility). Great power
to his 'aarti-holding hand' and devotion
Must thank Times of India who discovered Purushottam, his Shiva Temple and published the story.
Read it on the following link
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-05-28/news/39580718_1_water-harvesting-system-temple-priest-shiva-temple
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